About The Author: Charlene Sharpe

Charlene Sharpe has been with The Dispatch since 2014. A graduate of Stephen Decatur High School and the University of Richmond, she spent seven years with the Delmarva Media Group before joining the team at The Dispatch.

Snow Hill Teachers Educate On Sept. 11

Snow Hill Teachers Educate On Sept. 11

SNOW HILL – History lessons at Snow Hill Middle School this month focused on giving students a better understanding of 9/11.Twenty-two years after the terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3,000 people, teachers at Snow Hill Middle made an effort last week to give their students an idea of what the event meant to the United… Read more »

County To Buy Scoreboard

SNOW HILL– County officials agreed to purchase a scoreboard for the Northern Worcester Athletic Complex.The Worcester County Commissioners this week voted unanimously to move forward with purchasing a scoreboard for the fields used by Pop Warner Football at the Northern Worcester Athletic Complex. County staff expect the project to be eligible for Program Open Space… Read more »

MDOT Officials Share Transportation Plans; County Leaders Voice Intersection, Traffic Concerns

MDOT Officials Share Transportation Plans; County Leaders Voice Intersection, Traffic Concerns

SNOW HILL – County leaders shared concerns about local intersections as well as the need for improvements on Route 589 during a visit with state transportation officials this week.On Tuesday, the Worcester County Commissioners met with Maryland Transportation Secretary Paul Wiedefeld and other representatives of the Maryland Department of Transportation to discuss the agency’s consolidated… Read more »

Ditches Reviewed

BERLIN– Municipal officials reviewed a map of the town’s ditches this week.On Monday, a representative of EA Engineering reviewed a map of the town’s stormwater ditches with elected officials in Berlin. The presentation came after concerns from Councilman Dean Burrell about ditch maintenance responsibilities, particularly for the town’s elderly residents.“We are depending on senior citizens… Read more »

Town Again Discusses Heron Park Proposal; No Action Again Taken On Property Sale

Town Again Discusses Heron Park Proposal; No Action Again Taken On Property Sale

BERLIN– A final attempt to negotiate a deal with a local developer for a portion of Heron Park failed this week with no action taken by the town council.Though Councilman Jay Knerr, one of those who voted against selling Heron Park’s parcel 57 to local developer Palmer Gillis, indicated last week he’d reconsidered the proposal… Read more »